So your good at 100yds, then are you saying you move to 200yds and your off up to 8"-10" to the left? or as soon as you go from 100 to 120yds your off as much as 10"? If there's no wind adjust the sope and bring it to the right, then shoot and get in on at 200, then go back to 100 and see where your at.
If there is wind then it's the wind to start with, and dont drink any coffee or cafinated beverages, caffine can give you the jitters. There's a Big diffrence shooting at 200 vs 100. Turn your scope on say 3-4 power and hold it at the target and look through it, then turn it up to 9 power and look through it, the scope magnifys the tiniest movement and what you may think is a stedy shot is not. You have to be dead solid at 200 or you will be all over the place.
(BP)

Got the idea from a old redneck in colorado breech..it's always handy and a friend of mine who builds guns uses nothing but nail polish also..he nor i will use loc-tite on scope screws lol,

Oh i forgot to mention it's clear!

builder459

There are many differnet types of Loc-Tite

Just to throw this out there, Blue Loc-Tite has been very good to me over the ages on scope mounts and bases.

I know there are..red,blue and green and i have used them all on one thing or another...been using the clear for 25 yrs and haven't had a scope come loose yet and best of all i don't buy it lol, the wife does..

builder459

Got you beat.. Guess i am really old - 50 years using loc-tite for myself and at least 25 using it on others rifles - but I do not think it was blue on the 50's

What ever works...

Lol , yes whatever works..your giving away your age now!:wink:

I like to use Gorilla Super glue. I get all the screws into position and do a pretest on the screw torque and then loosen them up a bit one at a time, remove them and apply a little GSG.

Ok thanks everyone, I guess the next chance I have I will take it back out and try the things you guys suggested to see if it help.